The radical nationalization-expropriation measures in the mid-1970s were initially accompanied by a policy-induced redistribution of national income from property owners, entrepreneurs, and private managers and professionals to industrial and agricultural workers.
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Revenue rose 8 percent to 1 . 27 billion pesos from 1 . 18 billion a year earlier, mainly because of higher tax payments and income from property rentals, the Treasury said.
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Allianz said the Fireman Fund's increase in reserves was partly responsible for an 11-percent rise in U . S . premium income from property and casualty insurance written in property and casualty insurance.
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The word " twinzayo " is derived from " twin " meaning well, " za ", eater or one who derives income from property and " yo " which represents the hereditary lineal bloodline.
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The Court reasoned that a tax on " income from property " should be treated as a tax on " property by reason of its ownership " and so should be required to be apportioned.
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Net income from properties rose to 17.9 million pounds in the U . S . from 14.8 million in the previous first half and in Australia it rose to 14.0 million pounds from 11.3 million.
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The Sixteenth Amendment removed the requirement for " those income taxes deemed to be direct " in substance ( such as taxes on income from property ) to be apportioned among the states according to population.
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The " Purple Rain " star wants the assessed value reduced by 20 percent, which would cost the city of Chanhassen about dlrs 75, 000 a year in lost income from property taxes, KSTP-TV reported Friday.
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After the Sixteenth Amendment, no Federal income taxes are required to be apportioned, regardless of whether they are direct taxes ( taxes on income from property ) or indirect taxes ( all other income taxes ).
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The company expects net operating income from properties owned at least a year to increase 3.75 percent to 4.25 percent next year, up from a range of 2.75 percent to 3 percent this year, Moore said.
